In a disturbing incident in Tamil Nadu, a man was seen dragging his ailing father after the staff of a hospital denied him a wheelchair. The alleged incident took place on Tuesday, September 9, at the Coimbatore Medical College Hospital (CMCH). According to a report in the Times of India, the hospital's administration suspended two contract supervisors for five days on Wednesday, September 10, after a video of the incident went viral on social media. It is reported that the man, V Kalidasan, accompanied his father, C Vadivel (84), for a follow-up at the outpatient department of the hospital. "Doctors suggested an amputation of my father's foot. I managed to take him upstairs using the elevator. Since I am also under medical observation, I cannot lift weights. It was very difficult for me to carry him down again." As per the report, V Kalidasan was forced to carry his diabetic father from the third floor to the ground floor after his efforts for a wheelchair failed. Kalidasan said that a female staff member who had an empty wheelchair demanded INR 100. However, he had to wait for 30 minutes; hence, he carried his father to the ground floor using the elevator. Coimbatore Shocker: 55-Year-Old Man Dies by Suicide After Hanging Himself Inside Police Station in Tamil Nadu (Watch Video).
Man Drags Ailing Father After Hospital Staff Denies Wheelchair in Coimbatore
#Coimbatore 🚨 Shocking incident!
Elderly patient denied wheelchair at govt hospital, forced son to drag him on the floor.
👉 2 staff suspended after video goes viral.#TamilNadu #Healthcare #Coimbatore pic.twitter.com/H9uiQqf9ky
— Gaurav (@k_gauravs) September 11, 2025
2 Suspended for Failing to Provide Wheelchair to Ailing Patient
Viral video shows Coimbatore man dragging ailing father at hospital after staff reportedly deny wheelchair | #Watch#Coimbatore #Wheelchair #ViralVideo #Viral pic.twitter.com/EiwLYAThGj
— TIMES NOW (@TimesNow) September 11, 2025
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